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''UNISA Online Campus'' is a now-defunct colloquial term for the online components of learning at [[UNISA]] ([[University of South Africa]]). It was presumably replaced by MyUNISA, described under [[University of South | ''UNISA Online Campus'' is a now-defunct colloquial term for the online components of learning at [[UNISA]] ([[University of South Africa]]). It was presumably replaced by MyUNISA, described under [[University of South Africa]]. | ||
UNISA Online Campus, also known as "Students Online" (SOL), facilitated both administration and early online learning transactions across the university, ranging from registration to submitting assignments and interacting with instructors. | |||
The UNISA Online Campus web site was at http://sol.unisa.ac.za (The link is defunct) | |||
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(for UniSA see University of South Australia)
(for UNISA see University of South Africa)
UNISA Online Campus is a now-defunct colloquial term for the online components of learning at UNISA (University of South Africa). It was presumably replaced by MyUNISA, described under University of South Africa.
UNISA Online Campus, also known as "Students Online" (SOL), facilitated both administration and early online learning transactions across the university, ranging from registration to submitting assignments and interacting with instructors.
The UNISA Online Campus web site was at http://sol.unisa.ac.za (The link is defunct)